Patriots hand Yellowjackets first loss for unbeaten SVL run
Mt Anthony Patriots erase Windsor Yellowjackets 66 51 to remain the only undefeated SVL quintet. Led by Dick Cutler 21 points Scott Griffin 19 and Carmody 13 the hosts pulled away in the final period after a 41 41 tie. Windsor got 10 point efforts from Jeff White Bob Stacey and Matt Harrington before Harrington left with fouls. Dick Cronin Jayvees added a 76 53 win in the curtain raiser.
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McCovey to be honored by Houston writers group
Willie McCovey of the San Francisco Giants will be honored by the Houston chapter of the Baseball Writers Association January 31 as the top slugger in baseball last season. He hit 36 home runs and drove in 105 runs.
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New England Ski Areas Council reports Friday night conditions
UPI field listing many resorts with powder and packed snow, temperatures and wind effects. The guide shows terrain options from Mt Ascutney to Wildcat and Woodstock Areas with varying depths from 4 to 100 inches and conditions ranging from good to excellent or fair.
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Woodstock Wasps Clinch Third Straight Win Over Burr & Burton
Woodstock Wasps beat Burr & Burton 57 45 to stay atop Marble Valley League with a 3 game win streak. Robert Dailey led with 19 points while Ed Campbell and Pete Maynes reached double figures as Woodstock built a 31 18 halftime lead and controlled the second half.
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SVL Hoops Scores Roundup From Local Varsity Games
Mt. Anthony 66 Windsor 51 Rutland 60 MSJ 56 Brattleboro 79 West Rutland 54 Bellows Falls 81 Otter Valley 56 Springfield 69 Fair Haven 51 MVL Arlington 73 Wallingford 65 Woodstock 57 Burr Burton 45 Proctor 60 Ludlow 37 Poultney 77 Chester 61
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Eagles Secure MVL Win Over Foxes 73 65 in Arlington
The Arlington Eagles, viewed as a dark horse in the Marble Valley League, defeated the Wallingford Foxes 73-65 to claim their first league win. Arlington built a 24-12 lead, led 37-32 at halftime, and expanded to 54-45 by the end of the third. Seven players hit double figures, led by Dan Clayton with 20 points, edging Art Wyman by two.
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Oakland Mentor Leaves Raiders to Coach Bills
Soft spoken Johnny Rauch, AFL coaching standout, resigns from the Oakland Raiders to take the Bills job. Rauch led Oakland to a 34-8-1 record with two division titles and a Super Bowl appearance, and will replace interim coach Harvey Johnson in Buffalo. The Bills had the league’s worst record this season, setting up a likely No. 1 draft pick for USC running back O J Simpson.
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No Blitz Rule May Hurt Namath in All Star Game
West coach Hank Stram says banning blitzes for the AFL All Star game could erase Namath’s normal dropback edge. Namath will start for the East with Hadl for the West, while Dawson and Griese are expected to see action. A 50,000 plus crowd is anticipated for the nationally televised game after last week’s Jets Colts publicity boost.
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Bowing to the Jets: Bennington scribes eat crow after Super Bowl loss
A Bennington sports writer recounts his bold Colts over Jets pick and the ensuing backlash. He notes local readers’ ridicule, letters and telegrams, and colleagues who also mispredicted the game. He recalls names like Namath Sample Mackey and reflects on pundit pride and public scorn.
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